TIMETABLE AND METHODS USED

Day layout

Evening activities from 20:00-21:00

• intercultural nights:

As you already know there are intercultural nights included in the daily program. Every evening there will be a cultural programme which will represent each country. It means providing information about the customs and habits, traditions and rituals, culture and history as well as getting some knowledge about political atmosphere and scene (main political parties, president, currency, elections). It can be also a presentation of the national youth policy in your country. It´s up to each team what programme they prepare, what way they will present their countries. I don't want you to bring anything special to eat as we don't have access to the kitchen...Drinks are another chapter..:) But in particularly for this evenings you can learn us games you play in your country, music, dances and everything you think is appropriate....traditional or not for a party.
• Evaluation or reviewing:Evaluation is a key component of any youth exchange. Evaluation can mistakenly be tagged on at the end of a youth exchange when it should be conducted on an ongoing basis to ensure that the youth exchange is meeting the needs of the participants and the overall programme objectives. It is also helpful to include some form of follow-up analysis some time after the youth exchange has finished. This will allow participants to reflect on how they have been able to implement what was learned over the duration of the youth exchange.